HOLIDAY HOURS: Both libraries will close at 5:30pm Thursday July 2, and reopen at 9:00am Monday July 6.
Events to watch for in July: A Poetry Reading and Discussion at McAuliffe, a film His Girl Friday, a concert Songs from the SSummer Concert Seriesilver Screen and more PoetrySummer Film Series
July events for kids include What Planet are You From? Weird Frogs, Toe Jam Puppet Band in Outer Space, Stories of the Constellations, drop-in baby lapsit storytime at the main library and McAuliffe.
Did You Know?
Framingham Public Library's Job Resource Center, located on the upper level of the Main Library, provides the full range of information you need to find a job, choose a career, or locate the education and training you need for the field you have chosen.
Check our Job Hunting Information Guide for recommended books and websites.
Our annual two-for-one classic movies discount rental runs from June through August.
You can rent classic (pre-1980) videos or DVDs at the bargain price of 2 for $1! Design your own film festival! The Friends of the Framingham Library support the library’s rental video and DVD collections.
July Releases: Books by James Lee Burke, Elin Hilderbrand, Linda Howard, John Lescroart, Phillip Margolin, Robert B. Parker, James Patterson, Ridley Pearson, Christopher Reich, Nora Roberts, James Rollins, Daniel Silva and more. 
Coming in August: Books Suzanne Brockmann, Sandra Brown, Robin Cook, Pat Conroy, J.A. Jance, Faye Kellerman, Stieg Larsson, Kathy Reichs, Luanne Rice, Tracy Kidder and more.
For other new titles, check the Reader Services Page.
Framingham’s ten most requested books include works by Janet Evanovich, David Baldacci, James Patterson, Dan Brown, John Sandford, Kathryn Stockett, Lisa Gardner, Jodi Picoult, Nora Roberts, Lisa See, Catherine Coulter, and Lee Child. To reserve the titles, visit the Reader Services Page.
July 4th Weekend
JULY & AUGUST SATURDAYS

Main Library Open 9-12*
*Hours curtailed due to budget reductions. Thank you for your understanding.
Look here first: The Framingham Public Library Newsletter
Look Here First

The Friends have purchased passes to The Butterfly Place in Westford. One pass is equal to one adult/senior admission. If you have never been to this marvelous indoor garden, it is available to you now.

The library offers passes to a variety of local attractions - and you can reserve your passes online

Are you new to the Framingham area? Want to find out more about local resources and activities? Check out the website's new Finding Your Way section for information and links to websites for a range of helpful organizations.

From the Town of Framingham Board of Assessors FY2009 Preliminary Values by street and owner, Property Sales by street and use or search the Assessor's Database.

Get information—instantly! You can instant message the Reference Department from the Reference Page.

For reliable, librarian-selected materials and websites, check our Information Guides on Finance, Home Buying, Retirement, Home Improvement, Job Hunting, Nutrition & Fitness, and more.


For a schedule of our activities, see the Calendar of Events.

For more library news, visit the What's New Page.


 

 

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